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Taxation can represent one of the largest expenses to businesses of all sizes, so it is critical to understand, plan for and manage your tax obligations correctly. In our experience, the vast majority of small-to-medium businesses fail to manage their tax appropriately, almost certainly guaranteeing they pay too much tax, miss legislative obligations and expose…

Starting your own business can be one of life’s most exciting, rewarding and challenging experiences. Many practical considerations arise even before you open your first business banking account or sell your first product. What is the market opportunity? What is the viability of the business? Have you considered your strengths and weaknesses and the opportunities…

Growing a business, and managing the transitions that businesses experience in different phases of growth can be even more challenging than managing the initial start up. Transitions may include changes in leadership responsibilities, such as moving from being a sole trader to employing and managing staff; changes in the location of your business, from say…

Succession planning is about being prepared for when you retire, sell or hand-over your business. All too often, business owners become immersed in the day-to-day operations of their business, and give little thought to a potential exit strategy. It is important to have a clear idea of what you want to do with your business,…

Cash flow is the life blood of any business. Many profitable businesses have failed due to their inability to manage cash flow. In our experience, most business owners do not understand cash flow, let alone put in the appropriate systems and controls to manage it correctly. The implications of cash flow issues are severe and…

Owning your own business can bring great rewards, but can also come with great risk. At risk are the assets of the business, such as cash, stock and office equipment for example. However, risk can also extend to, and expose personal assets such as your home, contents, superannuation funds and cars. What would happen for…